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Rabbit dental disease

madisonjinx

madisonjinx

Young Bun
Hi all,

Not sure if this is the most appropriate section to put this in as it is more reference material but I found this on my vets website and thought it might have some interesting pointers for people interested in rabbit dental disease.

http://www.manorvets.co.uk/ckfinder/userfiles/files/dental dz(1).pdf

I'm really quite fortunate to live so close to Manor Vets and I have been taking my pet rats to Marie Kubiak for a few years so when I started owing rabbits it was a welcome surprise when I found out that she is a bit of a rabbit specialist.

Anyway, hope that someone finds this link useful!
 
That's what Ellie's abcess looked like bless her it was huge :( her teeth are so awful, don't know how much longer she'll cope.
 
Thank you for sharing. :)

My soul bunny Lola had severe dental disease, she had one upper right molar which was effectively a stump, hence nothing for the lower teeth to grind down against :(
 
Thank you for posting this. It's the best description of rabbit dental disease I've seen.

Marie is an outstanding rabbit vet.
She cared for my Thumper when she was in Swindon, & gave him an extra 3 years of good life. He needed dentals every month for very minor spurs, but had such severe incurable GI disease that the slightest oral discomfort could put him into stasis.
He was stasis free under her care.
 
Thanks for sharing. :love: I'm going to add the link to the Old Useful Topics sticky in the Health section too, so the info can be easily found again. :D
 
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